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Final reminder!
“Big IT, Big Risk: Auditing Major IT Infrastructure Projects” is coming up this Thursday, March 5 (1–2pm ET), moderated by Yves Genest (Office of the Auditor General of Manitoba).
Learn more & register: https://t.co/M7O3nmEnR4
#PerformanceAudit#RiskManagement
Emeritus Spotlight: Roy Bahl
Founding Dean of AYSPS and pioneer in fiscal decentralization, Dr. Roy Bahl has shaped public finance reform worldwide—from property taxation to urban fiscal systems.
His legacy continues: https://t.co/V8gZdCIyi5
#PublicFinance#AYSPS
Emeritus Spotlight: Jorge Martinez-Vazquez
Regents’ Professor Emeritus, founding director of ICePP, Dr. Martinez-Vazquez has advised 90+ countries on tax reform and fiscal decentralization.
His work continues worldwide: https://t.co/Ymi4bvLFB4
#PublicFinance#AYSPS
Emeritus Spotlight: David Sjoquist
Former Director of the Fiscal Research Center & Dan E. Sweat Chair, Dr. Sjoquist continues to shape Georgia’s public finance research—from segregation trends to tax policy.
See his ongoing work: https://t.co/aUaIPVIkQ1
#PublicFinance#AYSPS
Dr. Bart Hildreth shaped public finance for decades—Dean at AYSPS, editor-in-chief of Municipal Finance Journal for 35 years, and recipient of the Aaron B. Wildavsky & Paul Posner lifetime achievement awards. He continues to publish and advise.
Read more: https://t.co/BO0ANXftMX
Emeritus Spotlight: Andrew Feltenstein
A specialist in public finance, he’s advised the IMF, World Bank & more. His latest work includes a new book on computable general equilibrium modeling and research on trade + fiscal policy.
Read more: https://t.co/22cziandZC
#AYSPS
The work continues. PFRC emeritus professors may be retired, but they’re still shaping the future of public finance through research, advising and mentorship.
This week we begin a new series spotlighting their ongoing impact: https://t.co/xxixzITAsl
#PublicFinance#AYSPS
Federico Corredor, GSU economics Ph.D. candidate, is making a mark in public finance research! In 2024, he presented at seven conferences, including the prestigious National Tax Association annual conference.
Learn about his journey with the PFRC: https://t.co/VgGQH4Rg6W
Congrats to Jonatas T. Prates (B.S. ’20, M.A. ’22) on his acceptance into Stanford’s Ph.D. program in health policy! His time at Georgia State and CSLF helped shape his journey to this incredible achievement.
Learn more:https://t.co/tITYOyiLQg #TheStateWay#FutureLeaders
PFRC researchers had a strong presence at #ABFM2024! Nine papers covered topics from Georgia's Dual Enrollment to tax incentives. Kudos to Peter Bluestone, Federico Corredor, Sukriti Beniwal, Nick Warner, Kshitiz Shrestha, Andrey Timofeev, and Nadia Farooq!
The 2024 Panthers in the District program just wrapped a 3-day immersive trip to DC! Sixteen GSU students, one third from AYSPS, connected with government and business professionals. Big thanks to our own Dr. Peter Bluestone and Aidan Rickaby for their participation! #TheStateWay
Govt professionals who take our training on forecasting (April 18–19) learn techniques to develop tailored and accurate revenue forecasts—essential for the smooth operation of a governmental organization.
Registration closes on April 11. Learn more: https://t.co/7NkZrbQ9QD
Revenue forecasting helps ensure that strategic priorities can be met. Join us for our hands-on forecasting training, April 18–19.
Learn more and register: https://t.co/7NkZrbQ9QD #TheStateWay#PublicFinanceCSLF
Revenue forecasting helps ensure that strategic priorities can be met. Join us for our hands-on forecasting training, April 18–19.
Learn more and register: https://t.co/7NkZrbQ9QD #TheStateWay#PublicFinanceCSLF
Revenue forecasting helps ensure that strategic priorities can be met. Join us for our hands-on forecasting training, April 18–19.
Learn more and register: https://t.co/7NkZrbQ9QD #TheStateWay#PublicFinanceCSLF
Govt professionals who take our training on forecasting (April 18–19) learn techniques to develop tailored and accurate revenue forecasts—essential for the smooth operation of a governmental organization.
Registration closes on April 11. Learn more: https://t.co/7NkZrbQ9QD
Revenue forecasting helps ensure that strategic priorities can be met. Join us for our hands-on forecasting training, April 18–19.
Learn more and register: https://t.co/QcOmn3UoZU #PublicFinanceCSLF